Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
"My rides" does say the next ride on 21st is Omihi. However the flyers in the shops are saying the next ride on 21st is the Glenmark ride. Linton was saying Grenville posts them to him, so there's a good chance they are correct.
You'll have to drive past Glenmark to reach Omihi, just follow the red arrows to where they lead you. It's a surprise.
flashg
wait an see what they post up on there FB page...
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Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
They might have cocked it up as Glemark is 11th June on Myrides
Not sure I'll make wherever the next one is but should be good for the one after
Or maybe Omihi is not on at all.
flashg
it's Glenmark on the 21st
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Pete
90% of all Harleys built are still on the road... The other 10% made it back home...
Ducati... Makeing riders into mechaincs since 1964...
Me and a friend (my only mate with a bike) were planing on going to the Glenmark trail ride this weekend but unfortunately his bike died last weekend. So now I'm unsure about going on my own as never done one before. Can anyone tell me what to expect? Is it a good day for a solo rider or should I just wait till his bike is fixed ? Is it worth the $60 ?
Me personally, I won't ride by myself just on the off chance something turns to custard I want someone that's able to get the Westpac chopper in to cart me out
Generally well worth the $60, it cost me nearly double that to do road race events for probably a 1/4 the time on the bike
Last ride out by myself I tore a Hamstring and damaged a shoulder. Was well looked after by other riders, but would have preferred a mate or two. Good thing the wife was waiting back at the car to help load the trailer and peel the boots off!
Heres my thoughts.
Last year was a drought as is often the case for us Cantabrians. The Glenmark ride was great until our last lap. We had just started it and the rain started, it got heavier and heavier, making the surface like a skating rink. The ground was still rock hard underneath, the tyres couldn't dig and give decent traction. The wet surface was sticky mud, blocking up the tyres and creating a few arse clenching moments on some downhill sections.
In my humble opinion I can say we have had a much wetter season so far. I believe the soil will be softer deeper down than last year, so hopefully not so treacherous.
The other thing is many of these rides are run in reverse every second year, so hopefully the tricky downhills will be interesting climbs.
Just my thoughts
I'll be there with daughter and 2nd son
flashg
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